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Advanced Course Part 3: Surviving the Learning Curve by Doing what Good Traders Do

Mon 23 May 2016

9pm

beginner

Advanced Course Part 3: Surviving the Learning Curve by Doing what Good Traders Do

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Ultimately the most important thing for a new trader is to ensure survival in the markets. Survival gives you a chance of success. Consistency in applying rules and managing your downside is the key to successful trading activity in the long run – you must manage risk to give yourself the chance to succeed.

We’ll outline a risk and money management plan to consider adding to your trading plan. We’ll introduce the concept of the Breakeven Principle and we’ll look at the issues that can typically cloud a traders decisions and help you to understand the impact of emotions on trading activity.

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